Higher-order corrections to electron-scattering multipoles

Abstract

A procedure is suggested for calculating electro-excitation multipoles to order $1/M_N^2$ with only the operators required in the calculations to order $1/M_N$. It is also shown that calculations to order $1/M_N^2$ cannot account for the contributions of a fully relativistic calculation of the transverse response.

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